Can’t get much more English than this: cream tea in churchyard!

The condiments required for any true gentleman’s larder!

I was quite smitten by this one today, which is also semi wild. 😊

The innocent time.

Just one week ago it was twice the temperature with bright sunshine. This climate change hoax sure looks real to me.

Some of the birds I heard in my garden this morning, later joined nub a blackcap and a wren. 🙂

A few more now. Pleased with the blackcap

Only blackbird and robin, but still lovely

We call it a Milk Moon, I believe. It’s an ancient Anglo Saxon term that reflects the 3 x a day milking of the cows feeding off the newly lush green pastures.

In a quiet corner of my front garden.

Tweedledee & Tweedledum

My brother’s front yard in Ontario:

The DNC is useless!

My Dad was antifa, and indoctrinated me into the movement from my earliest years.

The Light of the World, on display in St Paul’s Cathedral, London

My nephew’s regular visitor

I question the concept of intensive soybean farming at all!

What about the waste? Won’t this create an insuperable problem for future generations? (Genuine question, so please provide reasonable answers!) 🙂👍🏻

Done!

We Brits are somewhat outgunned on the sandwich front! 😁

Here’s how an earlier YS President was viewed around the world, inspiring the name of this stuffed toy:

Great time at the Victorian Day at the Chilterns Open Air Museum today. Life in Victorian Britain was pretty tough (hence the lady who was employed to pick up dog excrement!) No wonder so many left these islands to colonise the world!

America once liberated concentration camps; now she’s building them. 😒

Trump’s lineage, methinks. Certainly, his inspiration.

This one:

My brother in second place in the left lane, about to overtake and win. Leibenguth is in same lane, placed roughly fifth. Maybe your name is more commonplace in the US, but it’s the only time I came across it here in the UK.